I found a house that looks to be at least 2 br 1 bath home in my neighborhood.

if its bad let me know, and perhaps can you tell me an area that you think is better in CT.i think i found a deal, the numbers bring at least 250 CF every mo, and it even seems like the neighborhood is good.any help would be Appreciated!

hey whats up k, theres a ton of forclusre listing in bridgeport, in the saturday ct post (newspaper). i looked online they have a section for forclosures but none listed tonite maybe the do it satuday like the print edition. http://connpost.kaango.com/feListAds/categoryID/775 , i called on one friday but it was cancelled most have been snacthed up by an investor, also i belong to reality trac and there a ton there also,but not all the one's that are in the paper thats why you have to do both. hope this helps

In our city, a university town, the best and closest neighborhoods can get from $1150 to $1500 for a group of students.

Does anyone no were I get the public record for pre-foreclosed propertiesIn Phoenix Az...it should come out once a month and be listed in a public news paper.

Somewhere in the neighborhood of 120-130 properties.

I've not found any multi-families in good neighborhoods that adhere to the 100Xmonthly rent rule of thumb.

I'm looking at a house in my neighborhood that has been vacant for a while.

They don't want to do the work required to have prospects knocking on your door.If you'd like I can give you a copy of one of the ads I use (also on Craigslist) to advertise my apartment... although it is a nice apartment, people don't think about some of the things that I know exist in the neighborhood when perusing CList unless you tell them.What makes your place better, different?

We called the town office and the seller paid $36 for it 8 years ago in a desperate estate deal (owner died unexpectadly, left wife with 18 properties she dumped in a hurry) The neighborhood is quaint, near a public school, decent.In order to pad the bank account for our down payment/closing, I decided to borrow $3500 from a low interest credit card.